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I. THE HISTORY OF FATHERHOOD RESEARCH AND PERSPECTIVES ON FATHER INVOLVEMENT


THE HISTORY OF RESEARCH ON FATHER INVOLVEMENT


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Michael E. Lamb National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Pages 23-42 | Published online: 13 Oct 2008
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SUMMARY

Both our understanding and operationalization of fatherhood and father
involvement have changed over time. Fatherhood has always been a multifaceted
concept, although over time the dominant or defining motif has shifted in turn
from moral guidance to breadwinning to sex-role modeling, marital support, and
finally nurturance. As a result of these changing concepts, the extent of father
involvement has been viewed and indexed in different ways at different times. In
the late 1960s and early 1970s, at a time when societal concerns about the
effects of fatherlessness were coming to the fore, social scientists also became
much more interested in quantification of concepts such as father involvement,
motivated in part by the emergence and popularity of time-use methodologies.
This prompted a shift from a focus on qualitative dimensions (such as
masculinity and dominance) to quantifiable dimensions (the amount of time spent
by fathers with their children). This led to a restricted focus on paternal
nurturance with little if any attention paid to the other functions or aspects
of fatherhood. The narrowly focused view of fatherhood that resulted, ignored
subcultural variation in the definition and understanding of fatherhood. Social
scientists are only now beginning to seek a broader and more inclusive
understanding of fatherhood-efforts that should permit more insightful research
on the effects of variations in performance of the relevant roles.

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